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Visibility

3 m. - 10 m. January/February
10 m. - 30 m. March till May
10 m. - 15. June till December

Currents
The current in El Nido is ussually caused by tidal currents which are very slight to moderate depending on tidal fluctuations. Very manageable and divers can stil swim back to the boat.

Water temperature
December - March 21 C to 25 C
April - November 25 C to 28 C

Miniloc Front Dive Site El Nido

	Type of dive	Recommended Depth(meters)	Accessibility (Type of wind/month)
Miniloc Front	Fish Feeding/Slope reef	18 m.	All year
Small Lagoon	Flat reef/shallow	10 m.	SW/June-Nov
South Miniloc	Shallow reef/between 2 islands	18 m.	All year
Twin Rocks	Reef slope	15-24 m.	All year
West Miniloc	Drop-off	24-33 m.	N/NE/Dec-May
Tres Marias	Rocks/shallow reef	12-21 m.	All year
Pinaglugaban	Slope reef/rocks	21 m.	N/NE/Dec-May
West Entalula	Drop-off	24-36 m.	All year
South Entalula	Flat reef/drop-off	21 m.	N/NE/Dec-May
Popolcan	Steep slope reef/rocks	30 m.	All year
North Rock/Crossing	Reef between 2 islands	25 m.	All year
Og's Reef	Submerged reef	18-21 m.	All year
Cauayan Rock	Steep slope/reef	24 m.	NE/March-May
Dilumacad	Tunnel dive	15 m.	All year except during northwind
Picanayas	Submerged reef	15 m.	All year
Inambuyod	Slope reef	24-36 m.	All year
Tambalanang	Rocks	24 m.	March-June
Cagbantang	Slope reef	18 m.	All year
South Matinloc	Steep slope/reef	24-36 m.	All year
West Matinloc	Rock/Shallow cave	21 m.	NE/March-June
Tapiutan	Rocks/Natural arches	24 m.	NE/March-June
Destacado Rocks	Pinnacle rock/submerged reef	18 m.	NE/March-June
Bajura Serena	Submerged reef	18 m.	All year
Nap's Reef	Submerged Reef	18 m.	All year

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In a typical Filipino bakery, pandesal, monay and ensaymada are often sold. Pandesal comes from the Spanish pan de sal (literally, bread of salt), and is a ubiquitous breakfast fare, normally eaten with (and sometimes even dipped in) coffee.

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